Pro and anti-Brexit protesters united in distrust of UK PM after vote postponed

Protestors and police clash in Brussels

The government may have gone back on its decision to raise taxes on fuel, but the Gilets jaunes movement shows no sign of appeasing.

The shooting of Alexis Grigoropoulos in 2008, which triggered the country's worst riots in decades, was also fueled by anger over unemployment and economic hardship.

This is the police bodycam footage that takes you to the heart of protests in Paris on Saturday.

Hundreds arrested in Paris as “yellow vest” protesters clash with police.

Brexit, Nepal, football, protests and pygmy killer wales feature among Euronews‘ No Comment highlights and lowlights of the past seven days.

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At a historic gathering in Brussels on Sunday, EU heads of states gave their blessing to the official divorce papers that would allow the UK have an orderly exit from the UK. But as anti Brexit protestors told Euronews outside the Sunday summit, nobody is happy with the deal.

The government survived a vote of no-confidence over fraud allegations implicating the Prime Minister which he denies.

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Edouard Philippe says he has "heard" the French people after two days of road blockades, but that France needs reforms.

Feminist activists have disrupted a rally by far-right supporters of former Spanish dictator General Francisco Franco, commemorating the 43rd anniversary of his death.

The French government says around 288,000 people took part in fuel price protests over the weekend in which one woman was accidentally killed and over a hundred people were arrested